REVIEW

Van Damme stars with NBA Bad boy Dennis Rodman. Van Damme stars as Jack Quinn a top counter terrorist ready to drop out of the spy game until Stavros played by Mickey Rourke, kidnaps his wife and his unborn son. Now with the help from Yaz played by Rodman will do all they can to find them.

As Van Damme said in his "Looking back, Moving Forward" documentary the film Double Team was very cartoonish and just plain--well plain! Although the film was very martial arty which we haven't seen in a while it still was packed with guns and explosions. It did have one of the coolest fight scenes in a Van Damme film.

VAN DAMME portrays Jack Quinn a top counter terrorist ready to retire. Once again the acting wasn't his greatest but wasn't his worst, he actually showed off some martial arts in this one too.

RODMAN, plays Yaz a man of destruction who helps Quinn out with all of his arsenal needs and helps him find his wife and child.

TSUI HARK, one of the three very successful Hong Kong directors Van Damme has brought to America directs. His view on this film is very different than others might have done, he makes this movie more of a fantasy film.

OVERALL

STORY: B

ACTING: C

DIRECTION: C

DIALOGUE: C+

AVERAGE: C

REASON BEHIND THE RATING

VIOLENCE/SCARINESS
Fatal shootings, explosions, knifings, many fights.

LANGUAGE
None.

SEX/NUDITY
None.

DRUGS/ALCOHOL
Smoking cigarettes.

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